Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-25
TGLEGRApHIC BREyITIEs.

Jacob Peterson, grocer OF New York,
has been fined 800 for selling oieomarga-
rine unlswfully.
Mayor Harrison has reconsidered his de-
clinaIion of the Democratic nomination for
Mayor of Chicago.
General Buffers dislocated shoulder is
not mending as rapidly as his attending
physicians expected.
Germany has refused to participate either
in the industrial or art sections OF the Paris
International Exhibition of 1888.
Secretary FAN child has been informed by
the President that he is to be Secretary OF
the Treasury after the LIST Of April.
The Pope, desiring to show special honor
TO Archbishop Corrigan, has named him
Prelate Assistant to the Pontifical throne.
A maddened COW attacked funeral pro-
cession in San Luis Obispo on Tuesday and
put the mourners, musicians and all TO
flight.
Herold, an official in the French War OF
fee, has been dismissed on suspicion that
he has been supplying the secrets of the
department to foreigners.
Miss Decker, the victim of the coal-oil
explosion at Chico on last Saturday, is get
ting along very well, but il is feared that
she will lose her left arm.
The Consul General in Canada of the Ar
gentine Republic has been notified by his
Government of the disappearance of chol-
era from the principal points of that coun-
try.
President Garrett tod Mayor Hodges, of
Baltimore, that the -talked-of rail-
road deal had been contaminated, and. that
but a few minor details remained to be
arranged.
The Italian bark Luzianie Sierra, which
sailed from CaTdena on July 24th for Phil
adelphia, mas been given up for lost, to-
gether with Captain lmperato and his
crew of twelve men.
Some hoodlums in Quebec attempted to
throw a bomb into building where Sal
vation Army party was. The bomb ex-
ploded outside the window, otherwise
many lives would have been sacrificed.
The Sporting World says: Speculation
over the Derby has developed nothing SEN
sationaI, and has been confined mainly to
horses that have been on the market right
along So far it looks as if we need not
look beyond California stables for winners.
Commissioner Black is determined that
the beneticiaries of the Mexican pension
law, shall not be kept out of their money
did refuse TO grant him the extra force of
clerks asked b. him for the purpose.
A very sad accident occurred near Quincy
on Wednesday Some little girls were try
ing TO roll log on the hillside which had
Just been cut, when it suddenly started,
crushing Mimic Hail. an eight-year-old
daughter Of D. G. Hail. the County Clerk,
and killing her instantly.
Charles Croker and family will leave
New York the 31st of the present month
for San Francisco. He takes with him his
servants, horses, carriages, ETC., and proba-
bly, meditates lengthy stay. d. 0. Mills
leaves New York the early part of next
month for trip TO San Francisco. 1t is
understood he will take a party of New
York friends with him.
A dasardly attempt was made about
O'Clock Wednesday morning at the Benicia
barracks to blow up building used as a
quarters by Sergeant Sullivan. A 25-pound
keg of giant powder was placed under the
building and exploded, but with little
damage, as the powder was not properly
confined A reward of $50 has been Of
fered by the Commandant for the arrest of
the perpetrators.
Judge Hunt, of San Francisco, has rem
dered decision in the case of John 2.
Dunn against exHarbor Commissioners
VIM. Banding and W. H. Knight, to re-
cover moneys misappropriated by John
Gray, J. J. o Brien and number of wharf
myers, while Blanding and Knight were
Harbor Commissioners. The Court decided
that the defendants we're liable for these
amounts which aggregate over 100000
A New York dispatch says this weeks
business to the Pacific coast by all routes
will eclipse any previous week in the his
tory of the Pacific railroads; in fact freight
agents are seriously bothered how to han
die the freight which is now being poured
in by shippers. The movement in every
branch OF trade is simply enormous. Mer-
chants in all departments are busting 10
get clear before April 4th.
Miss Theo. Farrar, of Healdsburg, had
very narrow escape from death on Wednes-
day. While passing through pasture she
was attacked by COW, which knocked her
against a fence She fell to the ground
senseless, and was iramped under the feet
Of the Infatuated animal The COW was in
the act of running her through with her
horns when assistance arrived. Her in
juries are not serious, although she was
completely Frustrated by the shock.